Yesterday I wrote about how the story of Chicago Bears linebacker Lance Briggs crashing his Lamborghini and leaving it was suspicious.
Chicago Bears linebacker leaves his crashed Lamborghini. Why?
Briggs delivered a press statement after it all came to the surface.
“When it happened, the first thing I did was I panicked,” Briggs said. “I didn’t want there to be a big scene there, so when I left I called a tow truck. I also was startled and called and reported my car stolen. Within 10 minutes, I called and took responsibility for what I did because it was ridiculous in the first place.”
Lance, why did you lie to the police and tell them your car was stolen?
Again, supercars have the power to slide off the road on dry pavement, and he just got this car, but answer me these questions:
How did he get home from the crash?
Who picked him up?
What did he tell that person?
Did he call anybody else?
What did he tell them happened?
Like I said yesterday, my best PR/Journalist sense tells me we’re going to learn a lot more about this crash that we haven’t been told.
